Hometime (Gold Vinyl)
Alison Moyet's critically acclaimed fifth studio album, Hometime (2002), is now available for the first time on limited edition gold vinyl. This exclusive reissue platforms the album as one of her finest works and reflects its Gold-certified status in the UK. A testament to Moyet’s artistry, Hometime was also nominated for a Brit Award, solidifying its place in her illustrious career.
"Beautifully produced by the Insects and primarily penned by the artist herself, Hometime finds Moyet tackling signature themes like love, lust and, yes, heartbreak. With Hometime, Moyet surely delivers the best album of her career." — Billboard (2002)
This individually numbered pressing is strictly limited to 3000 copies worldwide. Featuring her signature rich vocals and intricately crafted songwriting, the album was produced by renowned Bristol based duo, The Insects and includes standout tracks like “Should I Feel That It’s Over,” “More,” and “If You Don’t Come Back To Me”.
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Alison Moyet's critically acclaimed fifth studio album, Hometime (2002), is now available for the first time on limited edition gold vinyl. This exclusive reissue platforms the album as one of her finest works and reflects its Gold-certified status in the UK. A testament to Moyet’s artistry, Hometime was also nominated for a Brit Award, solidifying its place in her illustrious career.
"Beautifully produced by the Insects and primarily penned by the artist herself, Hometime finds Moyet tackling signature themes like love, lust and, yes, heartbreak. With Hometime, Moyet surely delivers the best album of her career." — Billboard (2002)
This individually numbered pressing is strictly limited to 3000 copies worldwide. Featuring her signature rich vocals and intricately crafted songwriting, the album was produced by renowned Bristol based duo, The Insects and includes standout tracks like “Should I Feel That It’s Over,” “More,” and “If You Don’t Come Back To Me”.
